Celtic share price falling

NDC bear forever said:
We slag them for stuff like this tbh.
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That's because they obsess about a volatile day of trading that has our shares drop 2% and then claim we're about to go into administration with a 10,000 word blog post.

They've just had a 15% drop in under a week, day after day the price is dropping and someone dumped nearly 90k shares for well below the market rate.

Its odd.
 
The drop of 5.63% today is strange as the shares are generally not traded on a day to day basis but some perspective is that only £12k worth of shares were sold today over 12 individual trades.

Sometimes day trades don’t show and may appear over the next day or two as the market makers release the transactions.
 
Think it may be one of the market makers has bought the bulk £123k shares sold, as there have been no buyers, share price drops to try and drive buyers in so they can move them on ?

Someone that understands the stock market may be able to give better clarity.
 
Bowery Boy said:
Not this again.

See when Rangers fans start writing endless blog pages, actual books, fund documentaries, take out advertising space in foreign broadsheets and discuss their licence to play in Europe at our AGM then you get to compare it.
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I haven’t compared anything. Only saying we would slag them if they done something like this
 
Bazoo said:
Time / dateBuy / sellVolumePriceValue
12:35 - 14/01n/a662151.00p£999.62
09:11 - 14/01n/a350151.00p£528.50
09:03 - 14/01n/a350151.00p£528.50
09:00 - 14/01n/a175151.00p£264.25
08:59 - 14/01Sell2000150.00p£3,000.00
08:58 - 14/01Sell2575150.00p£3,862.50
14:34 - 13/01n/a3217155.00p£4,986.35
12:10 - 13/01Sell300150.00p£450.00
12:09 - 13/01n/a2500155.00p£3,875.00
10:38 - 13/01Sell802155.00p£1,243.10
10:05 - 13/01Sell800160.00p£1,280.00
15:35 - 10/01Sell750160.00p£1,200.00
14:30 - 10/01n/a88000140.00p£123,200.00
12:31 - 10/01Buy138165.00p£227.70

Somebody decided to sell £123k worth @140p on the 10th Jan.

I hope there is no evidence of insider trading
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Rod the prod
 
TRADES
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Time/date of executionPriceCurrencyVolumeTrade value*Trade typeTrade flagsMIC
16:10:18 15-Jan-2020140.00GBX187261.80Off-bookAIMX
15:37:38 15-Jan-2020143.50GBX80114.80Off-bookAIMX
14:52:12 15-Jan-2020143.50GBX1,7382,494.03Off-bookAIMX
14:17:28 15-Jan-2020143.50GBX243348.70Off-bookAIMX
14:07:36 15-Jan-2020143.50GBX557799.29Off-bookAIMX
12:40:37 15-Jan-2020140.50GBX2,9414,132.10Off-bookPRICAIMX
12:37:28 15-Jan-2020145.00GBX350507.50Off-bookAIMX
11:14:18 15-Jan-2020145.00GBX2,6193,797.55Off-bookAIMX
10:11:21 15-Jan-2020150.00GBX2,2793,418.50Off-bookAIMX
10:06:40 15-Jan-2020151.00GBX84126.84Off-book
So just who is behind the off book trades, chances are this is one person ditching stock and does not want exposure.

Cons of off-book trades
Off-book trades can have a higher risk of counterparty default, as there are very few rules or contractual obligations.

For some off-book trades, there is no official record kept at all. The drawback of this, is that off-book trading is often used by individuals looking to conceal their behaviour from others.

The lack of official regulation can also be a cause for concern, as there is no obligation for either party to report the trade to an exchange or publicise the orders to a governing body. And even when off-book trades are reported, so that they are executed ‘on exchange’, the process can be time consuming and experience significant delays. This is because the exchange doesn’t have to record the trade immediately.
 
Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.

Shares in the Scottish football club popped higher today after Nigel Parson, an analyst at Canaccord, said he believes Celtic is undervalued.

Parson thinks the industry must re-evaluate itself after yesterday US private equity giant Silver Lake snapped up a 10% stake in the owners of Manchester City, giving City Football Group an astonishing $4.8 billion (£3.7 billion) valuation.


The analyst said Celtic could be bought outright or sell a stake to a potential buyer that wants access to the huge Champions League coffers.

He said: “There is huge asset price inflation for sporting franchisees at the moment. Celtic is a big fish in a small pond. Its fanbase is enormous and its stadium is filled week after week.

“I don’t think the club is any different to Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain, which dominates domestically and plays in the Champions League.”

Parson also said that, were Celtic ever admitted to the English Premier League, its value would skyrocket.

One trader said football clubs were becoming increasingly attractive assets.


www.standard.co.uk

Market report: Celtic like Paris Saint-Germain, says top City analyst

Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.
www.standard.co.uk www.standard.co.uk
 
Virgil Hilts said:
Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.

Shares in the Scottish football club popped higher today after Nigel Parson, an analyst at Canaccord, said he believes Celtic is undervalued.

Parson thinks the industry must re-evaluate itself after yesterday US private equity giant Silver Lake snapped up a 10% stake in the owners of Manchester City, giving City Football Group an astonishing $4.8 billion (£3.7 billion) valuation.


The analyst said Celtic could be bought outright or sell a stake to a potential buyer that wants access to the huge Champions League coffers.

He said: “There is huge asset price inflation for sporting franchisees at the moment. Celtic is a big fish in a small pond. Its fanbase is enormous and its stadium is filled week after week.

“I don’t think the club is any different to Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain, which dominates domestically and plays in the Champions League.”

Parson also said that, were Celtic ever admitted to the English Premier League, its value would skyrocket.

One trader said football clubs were becoming increasingly attractive assets.


www.standard.co.uk

Market report: Celtic like Paris Saint-Germain, says top City analyst

Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.
www.standard.co.uk www.standard.co.uk
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Stadium is filled week after week! Shite:)
 
Virgil Hilts said:
Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.

Shares in the Scottish football club popped higher today after Nigel Parson, an analyst at Canaccord, said he believes Celtic is undervalued.

Parson thinks the industry must re-evaluate itself after yesterday US private equity giant Silver Lake snapped up a 10% stake in the owners of Manchester City, giving City Football Group an astonishing $4.8 billion (£3.7 billion) valuation.


The analyst said Celtic could be bought outright or sell a stake to a potential buyer that wants access to the huge Champions League coffers.

He said: “There is huge asset price inflation for sporting franchisees at the moment. Celtic is a big fish in a small pond. Its fanbase is enormous and its stadium is filled week after week.

“I don’t think the club is any different to Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain, which dominates domestically and plays in the Champions League.”

Parson also said that, were Celtic ever admitted to the English Premier League, its value would skyrocket.

One trader said football clubs were becoming increasingly attractive assets.


www.standard.co.uk

Market report: Celtic like Paris Saint-Germain, says top City analyst

Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.
www.standard.co.uk www.standard.co.uk
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That article is from November 2019, mate. The so-called financial expert hasn't a clue, especially with that mob ever allowed to play in England and the violence it would bring on a weekly basis.
 
Virgil Hilts said:
Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.

Shares in the Scottish football club popped higher today after Nigel Parson, an analyst at Canaccord, said he believes Celtic is undervalued.

Parson thinks the industry must re-evaluate itself after yesterday US private equity giant Silver Lake snapped up a 10% stake in the owners of Manchester City, giving City Football Group an astonishing $4.8 billion (£3.7 billion) valuation.


The analyst said Celtic could be bought outright or sell a stake to a potential buyer that wants access to the huge Champions League coffers.

He said: “There is huge asset price inflation for sporting franchisees at the moment. Celtic is a big fish in a small pond. Its fanbase is enormous and its stadium is filled week after week.

“I don’t think the club is any different to Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain, which dominates domestically and plays in the Champions League.”

Parson also said that, were Celtic ever admitted to the English Premier League, its value would skyrocket.

One trader said football clubs were becoming increasingly attractive assets.


www.standard.co.uk

Market report: Celtic like Paris Saint-Germain, says top City analyst

Comparing Celtic with Paris Saint-Germain may be fanciful, but according to some in the Square Mile it is a reality.
www.standard.co.uk www.standard.co.uk
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What a load of shite
 
Valuing Celtc would be a challenge. They appear to be in decline in Europe & domestically. Clearly, their player pool is poorer. Eduard & McGregor are possible exceptions. Our league is 'winner takes all' for at least 1 more year; #55 bars them from ECL money next year. And do they have insurance to defend all the potential claims, inc USA, when QOCS takes the the costs risk away from claimants here?
 
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Rumour I have heard is that they are trying to settle out of court with all victims but it’s costing a lot more than some are prepared to bank roll.

One rumour I did hear is that stakeholder are pulling out so they are not associated with the payouts, the next 3-5 months will be ver my unforgettable for every manky scumbag and their club is about to fall to pieces
 
ChristchurchBear said:
Rumour I have heard is that they are trying to settle out of court with all victims but it’s costing a lot more than some are prepared to bank roll.

One rumour I did hear is that stakeholder are pulling out so they are not associated with the payouts, the next 3-5 months will be ver my unforgettable for every manky scumbag and their club is about to fall to pieces
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The media silence on this issue is very telling.
 
If it was something of no real consequence I am sue that the press would be putting out puff pieces to settle the nerves of the mentally challengeds.
The fact they are ignoring it does strike me as being a tad concerning (for them).

Of course, not that I simply want something seriously bad to befall the bastards.
 
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